Providing support for families and students while helping them navigate the education system.
Renée Toth helps parents and guardians through all facets of the special education process, including seeking diagnosis, finding support and services, and navigating the school IEP and 504 processes. Appointed by the education commissioner, Renée serves on the MA Special Education Advisory Council. She chaired her school district's SEPAC, was a volunteer special education surrogate parent, and has two children. Renée was formally trained in advocacy by the Federation for Children and Special Needs and the William and Mary School of Law’s Institute for Special Education Advocacy. She helps families who live across Massachusetts.
Contact
➤ LOCATION
I advocate for students across Massachusetts. I live in Newbury on the North Shore.
☎ CONTACT
reneetoth@gmail.com
(978) 478-7147
Approach and Services
guidance
Renée Toth can help you learn how to best help your child. Renée will meet with you to identify what is needed to help your child. She is available to write and review correspondence, attend school meetings, and advocate on your child's behalf. Renée remains up to date on developments in special education, and regularly attends trainings and classes.
connections
Renée Toth will help you manage your relationships with providers and schools. Her style is to work collaboratively and maximize how your team connects--your child will benefit from the strong connections between home and school. You will feel more confident having Renée as a partner who understands your challenges and gives the support you need.
advocacy
Using an experienced advocate to guide you through your child’s education journey allows you the peace of mind that you are taking the right steps. Parents often don’t know what to do for their struggling student, and find working with the school teams intimidating. Renée’s advocacy skills help your child receive the education they need—and help you have confidence.
“Renée Toth helped me work with my son’s school to get him the help he needs and deserves. I could not have done this alone. ”
Let's Chat.
Use the form below to contact me regarding your special education advocacy needs. Please be as detailed as possible. You may also email or call me to make an appointment.